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    Week 3 - Praktik Bahasa Inggris Untuk Perbankan

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    This document provides guidance on pronouncing and writing numbers in English for banking contexts. It discusses: 1. Pronouncing numbers and decimals, with examples of numbers from 1 to 60. 2. Differences between saying "zero," "nought," and "oh" depending on whether it is before or after a decimal. 3. Student activity to practice number pronunciation with a partner. 4. How to say amounts of money in dollars, pounds, euros, and yen. 5. How to say fractions like one-fifth or three-fourths. 6. Basic rules for writing numbers, such as using words for 1-10 and figures for numbers over 10.

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    This document provides guidance on pronouncing and writing numbers in English for banking contexts. It discusses: 1. Pronouncing numbers and decimals, with examples of numbers from 1 to 60. 2. Differences between saying "zero," "nought," and "oh" depending on whether it is before or after a decimal. 3. Student activity to practice number pronunciation with a partner. 4. How to say amounts of money in dollars, pounds, euros, and yen. 5. How to say fractions like one-fifth or three-fourths. 6. Basic rules for writing numbers, such as using words for 1-10 and figures for numbers over 10.

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    This document provides guidance on pronouncing and writing numbers in English for banking contexts. It discusses: 1. Pronouncing numbers and decimals, with examples of numbers from 1 to 60. 2. Differences between saying "zero," "nought," and "oh" depending on whether it is before or after a decimal. 3. Student activity to practice number pronunciation with a partner. 4. How to say amounts of money in dollars, pounds, euros, and yen. 5. How to say fractions like one-fifth or three-fourths. 6. Basic rules for writing numbers, such as using words for 1-10 and figures for numbers over 10.

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    This document provides guidance on pronouncing and writing numbers in English for banking contexts. It discusses: 1. Pronouncing numbers and decimals, with examples of numbers from 1 to 60. 2. Differences between saying "zero," "nought," and "oh" depending on whether it is before or after a decimal. 3. Student activity to practice number pronunciation with a partner. 4. How to say amounts of money in dollars, pounds, euros, and yen. 5. How to say fractions like one-fifth or three-fourths. 6. Basic rules for writing numbers, such as using words for 1-10 and figures for numbers over 10.

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    Week 3

    – Praktik Bahasa
    Inggris untuk
    Perbankan
    Numbers and
    decimals
    How to pronounce and write numbers

    2
    Get the
    pronunciation
    1 correct

    3
    Stress the syllable!

    13 Thir-TEEN 30 THIR-tee

    14 Four-TEEN 40 FOUR-tee

    15 Fif-TEEN 50 FIF-tee

    16 Six-TEEN 60 SIX-tee

    It is a big difference if you get it wrong!

    4
    Zero, Nought, Oh
    When Number Example

    OH Following decimals 8.04 Eight point oh four

    ZERO or NOUGHT Before decimals 0.7 Zero/Nought point


    0.07 seven
    Zero/Nought point oh
    seven
    OH or ZERO (AE) Telephone numbers 581 6330 Five eight one six
    double three oh
    Zero eight one two –
    two three four five six
    0812 23456
    Flight numbers SQ 260 SQ two six zero

    Bus numbers 0507 Zero five zero seven

    ZERO Temperature 0 Zero degree

    British English vs. American English. Just be consistent!

    5
    Student activity: Say it to your friend (in class - 5 min)

    ◉ Can you send the extra towel to room 4007 please?


    ◉ The flight number LH 9080 to London is now boarding
    at gate 20.
    ◉ Please save my number. It is 0812-1977-0220.
    ◉ The size of the bacteria is 0.01 mm.
    ◉ I can’t stand the temperature! It is below 0 already!

    6
    Money

    Amount is spoken as or **
    Eighty-eight dollars and fifty
    $88.50 Eighty-eight fifty
    cents
    £5.05 five oh five five pounds and five pence
    eight euros and eighty-eight
    €8.88 eight eighty-eight
    cents
    ¥2010 two thousand and ten two thousand and ten yen

    7
    Fractions

    number is spoken as variant


    1/5 one fifth a fifth
    1/7 one seventh a seventh
    2/3 two thirds
    3/4 three fourths

    8
    2 Writing numbers

    9
    Basic Rules
    1. Use words to express numbers one through ten
    ◉ I have one brother and two sisters. Four of us can get along pretty well.
    ◉ Approximate number: My aunt has about five houses in this area
    2. Use figures to express numbers over ten
    ◉ He ordered more than 100 doughnuts for his birthday. I cannot believe that he
    is 65 years old already!
    ◉ Approximate number: I think his application was rejected for more than 20
    times before he got accepted.
    3. Whenever possible, reword the sentence to avoid beginning with a number.
    ◉ Eleven cats are sleeping there.
    ◉ Twenty-three percent of the sample agreed that the new TV show was funny
    ◉ One fifth of the class
    10
    Related numbers

    ◉ Adopt consistent style for writing related numbers in a


    sentence.
    ◉ Express all related numbers in figures
    ◉ Example:
    This year, the hotel hires 9 housekeepers, 15 chefs and
    2 receptionists. Among 150 total employees in that
    place, it only employs 3 people in public relations.

    11
    Cardinal and Ordinal numbers

    ◉ Cardinal numbers:
    One, two, three, thirteen, 1 , 2 , 3, 13
    ◉ Ordinal numbers (to show orders of succession):
    First, second, third, twelfth, thirteenth, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 13th

    12
    Thank you!
    Any questions ?

    13

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